--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes wrote:
> here is a picture of the Sacramento Ranchos Meet up. Not everyone in the
> picture is a Ranchos Member but there were 8 members present:

> if any others of those attending want to do a write up of the event
> would be great.
I drafted an agenda for our next meeting in March 2006.  I can e-mail you that and if you think others would be interested you can post it to the group.  Overall, I think it turned out very well.  We had a good turnout and the group may grow.  I've had others express an interest in attending the next meeting.

>
> joseph
>
> ps: maybe next time you get together you can try to plan it around when
> Debra Ortiz is in Sacramento.
>
I did neglect inviting Deborah to this meeting, but have since e-mailed her and invited her to the next meeting.  She lives here in town, so she wouldn't have to travel.  However, she is a busy lady. 

Maria

Marge:

That history of Monte Escobedo is what got me on Leonardo de la Torre's 
trail.  It is very interesting because many of the heirs took on the 
name Covarrubias, who were prolific among the few Spanish families that 
were in the Totatiche area in the 17th Century and it looks like a lot 
of the land that was owned by Francisco Escobedo was around Totatiche.  
I think there are references to el Rio Guajuquilla, which I have found 
out from other sources is today called the Rio Cartagenas which runs 
through Totatiche.  


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Margarita Vallazza  
wrote:
>
> http://www.monteescobedo.com/historia/fundacion/fundacion01.htm -
tells 
> the history of the Escobedo family and of the town founded by the 
first 
> immigrant.
> 
> http://www.rootsweb.com/~cafara/MemProfile.html - tells about a 
> Dominguez family emigrating to El Paso...pretty interesting stuff.
> 
> Just cut and paste the website address or copy it.  Enjoy!  Marge:)
>

http://www.monteescobedo.com/historia/fundacion/fundacion01.htm -tells
the history of the Escobedo family and of the town founded by the first
immigrant.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cafara/MemProfile.html - tells about a
Dominguez family emigrating to El Paso...pretty interesting stuff.

Just cut and paste the website address or copy it.  Enjoy!  Marge:)

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "v.h.villarreal"  wrote:
>
> 
> What follows is Don Leonardo's webpage:
> http://club.telepolis.com/jerz/index_archivos/marabr/index.htm

I had seen the above website earlier when it was still undergoing construction. A recent 
contribution to the site, http://club.telepolis.com/jerz/index_archivos/marabr/algo.htm, 
reviews the history of the researcher's family, del Hoyo y Landa. Señor del Hoyo is an 
associate of the much previously discussed genealogy researcher Leonardo de la Torre. I 
think he does a good job with the history.

For my purposes, the article is interesting because the Valparaiso haciendas discussed by 
del 
Hoyo were later owned by my Felguerez family after 1850. Of course, after the Mexican 
revolution, the great majority of these haciendas were lost and presently are only empty 
shells of what they once were. When I went to Zacatecas in April I took pictures of the 
Hacienda de San Mateo de Valparaiso that is

What an attractive group of people! Marge:)



On Dec 8, 2005, at 6:05 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:

http://nuestrafamiliaunida.com/RANCHOS/Pictures/SactoMeetUp_Vallejo_Res…



here is a picture of the Sacramento Ranchos Meet up. Not everyone in the

picture is a Ranchos Member but there were 8 members present:



Standing left to right Robert Hernandez - member

Anthony & Yvonne Beltran

Rich and Kitty Cortez - members

Anna Arellano Smith (wife of Jose Muñoz - member)

Marvin & Jennie Hernandez Gin

Seated left to right

Helyn Castaneda Sparkman - member

Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo - member

Irma Gomez-Lucero - member

Maria E. Uhlenburg-Gutierrez - member

Maria E. Cortez - member



if any others of those attending want to do a write up of the event

would be great.



joseph



ps: maybe next time you get together you can try to plan it around when

Debra Ortiz is in Sacramento.













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http://nuestrafamiliaunida.com/RANCHOS/Pictures/SactoMeetUp_Vallejo_Restaurant_Dec_2005.jpg

here is a picture of the Sacramento Ranchos Meet up. Not everyone in the
picture is a Ranchos Member but there were 8 members present:

Standing left to right Robert Hernandez - member
Anthony & Yvonne Beltran
Rich and Kitty Cortez - members
Anna Arellano Smith (wife of Jose Muñoz - member)
Marvin & Jennie Hernandez Gin
Seated left to right
Helyn Castaneda Sparkman - member
Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo - member
Irma Gomez-Lucero - member
Maria E. Uhlenburg-Gutierrez - member
Maria E. Cortez - member

if any others of those attending want to do a write up of the event
would be great.

joseph

ps: maybe next time you get together you can try to plan it around when
Debra Ortiz is in Sacramento.